PROMOTING BIODIVERSITY ON CAMPUS GREEN CAMPUS PROGRAMME ABOUT THE PROGRAM “Green Campus Programme enables schools and colleges to conserve natural resources like water and biodiversity, optimize energy efficiency, manage waste and educate about climate change and sustainability while addressing well-being of the students as compared to conventional educational institutes.” Play Video Play Video A glimpse of how our Green Campus Program in Maharashtra is working wonders! Play Video Play Video Green Campus Programme in Chitkara University Green Campus Programme (GCP) is a flagship program of the Climate Project Foundation. In our vision and mission of creating a sustainable tomorrow, GCP serves as an effective transformative catalyst. As the name suggests, the objective of the program is to transform the conventional campuses into green campuses. We believe that the climate crisis needs long-term and highly impactful solutions, and there is no better tool to resolve it than education. To inculcate the values and bring about behavioural changes in our future generations making them more planet-sensible, we are setting examples right there in the campuses through physical and behavioural changes. IMPACTS OF GCP 287+ Tonnes waste not going to landfill 3.38 MW Solar energy capacity 14 mn 322+ Liters of Rainwater Harvesting Capacity Acres Sq.m of Green Area 239925 Students reached *as of 31st March'24 HOW IT WORKS? Awareness Action Awards The first step in the Green Campus Programme is to educate teachers about the science, impacts, and solutions of climate change through a comprehensive one-day training program. This initial session will equip them with foundational knowledge and practical insights. Following this, teachers can enroll in an online program to deepen their understanding and assess their knowledge through interactive modules and assessments. Additionally, they are provided with a rich array of online educational resources designed to bolster their confidence and competence in conveying the urgency of the climate crisis and its solutions to their students. These resources include lesson plans, multimedia tools, and interactive activities, ensuring teachers are well-prepared to inspire and educate the next generation on environmental stewardship. Teachers Training Program It is a half-day workshop on climate change, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the six thematic areas of green campus. Educational Resources Teachers are provided with Online Teaching Resources like Posters, Infographics, Comics, Workbooks, and Booklets. Online Program Teachers are offered a free Online Certification course on climate change to learn more about the issue and in-hand solutions. Through the Green Campus Programme (GCP), we empower schools and colleges to take action towards conserving natural resources such as water and biodiversity. The program focuses on optimizing energy efficiency, implementing effective waste management practices, and providing comprehensive education about climate change and sustainability. Additionally, GCP emphasizes the well-being of students, ensuring a holistic approach that integrates environmental stewardship with the overall health and happiness of the campus community. This multifaceted initiative sets participating institutions apart from conventional educational institutes by building a culture of sustainability and environmental responsibility ENERGY EFFICIENCY WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER CONSERVATION AIR QUALITY BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION After a thorough evaluation, the certification acknowledges the effectiveness and impact of the implemented ideas and practices. Following this, The Climate Project Foundation officially recognizes the campus as Green, awarding the institution with a prestigious certificate and trophy. Additionally, each Green Campus certified school and college receives a rating based on their sustainable actions and initiatives. This rating highlights the institution's commitment to sustainability and environmental excellence, distinguishing them as leaders in the movement towards greener, more responsible educational practices. GOLD PLATINUM SILVER BRONZE CERTIFIED Download Brochure Register Now Contact Us TESTIMONIALS Sr. Shanta Xalxo St. Teresa's Girls' H.S.School, Darjeeling Since our school has been a part of the Green Campus Programme, we have been seeing positive changes in the school surrounding as well in the mindset of staff, students and guardians alike. The school Campus is greener, cleaner and more sustainable. Students are engaged in hands-on activities like gardening and maintaining Multi Resource Facilities for waste management, making eco bricks etc. Our school has also been able to engage other schools and community in carrying forward this mission. I am grateful to the School Green Campus Team for their endeavors. GALLERY GREEN CAMPUS AWARDS The Journey to become a Green school is about understanding, taking conscious decisions and committing towards making sustainable choices for a better future for our planet. We are thrilled to see schools, colleges taking the path of sustainability, understanding the urgency to act on climate change and making physical transformations to their campuses. Since its inception in 2019, we have awarded more than 50 schools for their commendable work in converting their conventional school campuses into Green Campuses and 1000+ campuses have embarked on the journey. We have also been joined by mammoth institutions like Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha and Kalgidhar Trust for the program. Let’s have a look at our winners- 2023-2024 2022-2023 2021-2022 2019-2020 GCP A WARDS 2019-2020 Full List Up Up GOLD Tagore International School St. Mary's School, Dwarka San Academy, Chennai Blue Bells International School, East of Kailash SILVER ASN Senior Secondary School Bal Bharati Public School, Dwarka I.T. Ambattur, Chennai BRONZE The Green School CERTIFIED Sir Sayed Ahmed School GCP A WARDS 2021 -2022 Full List Up Up PLATINUM The Foundation School AMM Matriculation School, Chennai Delhi International School, Delhi GOLD The Foundation School AMM Matriculation School, Chennai Delhi International School, Delhi Mount abu School, Rohini Delhi GJR International School, Bangalore The Indian School SILVER Adarsh Public School, Bali Nagar Alchon Public School, Mayur Vihar Brain International School, Delhi Blue Bells Model school, Gurgaon Vels Vidyaashram,Thalambur, Chennai Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior College, Chennai Maa Anandmayee Memorial School St Teressa School, Darjeeling GCP A WARDS 2022-2023 Full List Up Up PLATINUM T.I. Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Maharishi International Residential School, Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu GOLD Bal Bhavan Public school, Mayur Vihar, Delhi Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Atmakuri Rama Rao School, Hyderabad, Telangana Bhavan's Vivekananda College of Science, Humanities & Commerce Sainikpuri East Point School, Dallupura, Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi The Kalyani School, Manjari (Budruk), Near Hadapsar,Pune, Maharashtra KIIT World School, Sohna Road, Gurugram, Haryana Point Calimere International School, North Madavilagam, Vedaranyam, Tamil Nadu Sadhu Vaswani International School for Girls, Shanti Niketan, New Delhi SD Public School, Lal Mandir, Patel Nagar, New Delhi S D Vidya School, C-217, Baraula, Sector 49, Noida, Uttar Pradesh TVS Academy, SIPCOT 2nd Phase, Bathalapalli Krishnagiri, Dt, Hosur, Tamil Nadu Venkateshwar International School, Sector 18 Dwarka, New Delhi The Shriram Universal School,Hyderabad The Camford International School Global City international school, Bengaluru, Karnataka The Sriram School, Noida Vels Vidyashram, Dharga Rd, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Pallavaram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Suddhananda Vidyalaya - Uthandi, Chennai SILVER Agurchand Manmull Jain school, Meenambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Dayawati Modi Public School, Hapur Road, Modinagar, Uttar Pradesh Kothari International School, Sector 50, Noida, Uttar Pradesh Loreto House, 7, Sir William Jones Sarani, Park Street area, Kolkata, West Bengal Bhavan's Varuna Vidyalaya, Bharata Mata College Road, Thrikkakara, NPOL Campus, Ernakulam, Kerala Explore International school The Shriram Millennium School, Gurugram Vidya Devi Jindal school, Hisar, Haryana Poddar International school -Wakad, Pune Maharashtra Modern Public School, Delhi Sofia Public School, Bengaluru, Karnataka BRONZE Suncity School Sector – 54, Suncity, Township, Gurugram, Haryana Bright Avenue School, Delhi - Rohtak Rd, Jakhoda, Bahadurgarh, Haryana GCP A WARDS 2023-2024 Full List Up Up PLATINUM A.M.M School, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Bluebells School International, Kailash, New Delhi St. Mary’s School Dwarka Sec 19 Delhi GOLD Mukkala Nammalwar Chetty Vivekananda Vidyalaya Senior Secondary School, Kundrathur, Tamil Nadu Scholar Global School, Bahadurgarh, Haryana St. Teresa’s Girls’ Higher Secondary School, Darjeeling, West Bengal St. Thomas English Medium Higher Secondary School, Surat, Gujarat DC Model International School, Ferozpur, Punjab DPS, Jorhat, Assam Govt. Women’s College, Pulwama, Kashmir GTA Vidhya Mandir, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Gyan Anant Vidyalaya, Atrouli, Uttar Pradesh Little Flower Public Sr. Sec School, Shahdara, Delhi Bal Bharati Public School–Dwarka, Delhi Mayur Public School, Delhi SILVER Ajit Karam Singh International Public School, Sector 41b, Chandigarh MDB DAV Public School, Bankura, West Bengal Delhi Public School, Damanjodi, Odisha Ganga International School, Sawda, New Delhi Heritage Global School, Faridabad, Haryana JP International School, Greater Noida, UP San Academy Velachery, Chennai, Tamil Nadu Vaels International School, Injambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu GCP AWARDS 2023- 2024 We are thrilled to announce the winners of the Green Campus Programme Awards for the year 2023-24. We have 23 winners for the year from across India who have shown their dedication, innovation and commitment toward building a sustainable campus for the present and upcoming generation. Through rigorous evaluation, we've identified institutions that have made exceptional strides in reducing their environmental footprint, fostering sustainable practices, and inspiring others to follow suit. These awards not only recognize outstanding achievements but also serve as a beacon of inspiration, motivating others to prioritize sustainability in their own communities. As we celebrate these accomplishments, we also recognize the collective effort required to address environmental challenges and the importance of collaboration in building a greener future. Congratulations to all the winners for their remarkable contributions to sustainability and for setting a shining example for campuses worldwide. TEACHERS' TRAINING PROGRAM We are thrilled to announce the winners of the Green Campus Programme Awards for the year 2023-24. We have 23 winners for the year from across India who have shown their dedication, innovation and commitment toward building a sustainable campus for the present and upcoming generation. Through rigorous evaluation, we've identified institutions that have made exceptional strides in reducing their environmental footprint, fostering sustainable practices, and inspiring others to follow suit. These awards not only recognize outstanding achievements but also serve as a beacon of inspiration, motivating others to prioritize sustainability in their own communities. As we celebrate these accomplishments, we also recognize the collective effort required to address environmental challenges and the importance of collaboration in building a greener future. Congratulations to all the winners for their remarkable contributions to sustainability and for setting a shining example for campuses worldwide. GCP PRESENCE ACROSS INDIA 200+ SCHOO LS UNDE RTAKING THE PROGRAM 1000+ REGISTERED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 11000+ TEACHERS TRAINED GALLERY

Winners of Youth for Earth 2023 Junior Category 1st Position Project - Neeraja Project Neeraja from Tribal Residential School, Rohile, Trimbakeshwar, Nashik, Maharashtra. The groundbreaking initiative under Project Neeraja is dedicated to watershed development by constructing continuous contour trenches and loose boulder structures. They addressed the problem of severe soil erosion in Rohile village which is a heavy rainfall area. Their steadfast climate commitment is praiseworthy. We anticipate that with the active participation of students and the local community, they will devise more innovative ideas for a sustainable future. 2nd Position Project - BacWP Project BacWP from The Iconic School, Bhopal came with a big, bold idea of making biodegradable sanitary pads aiming to drive systemic change for menstrual hygiene & proper waste decomposition. They used readily available natural resources such as water hyacinth, bagasse and papaya fiber for making napkins. This project has the potential for combined benefits like safe disposal, decomposition & hygiene. Their climate co-benefits as the outcome of this project with bare minimum resources is commendable. Such inventive attitudes of youth are admirable & we expect they will scale up in future. 3rd Position Project - Passionately Natural Project Passionately Natural from TVS Academy Hosur advocated organic farming with the aim to create a kitchen garden, minimizing the use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides towards a sustainable food system. They also ensured the farmers community participation by using ‘Panchagavya’ which boosts growth & immunity in the plant system and ‘Jeevamrutham’ that enhances soil fertility. Their effort is applaudable for spreading awareness about organic farming. We expect they will explore the future possibilities of climate smart agriculture with their ingenious approach. 4th Position Project - BeejGole Project Beejgole from the students of Adarsh Vidyamandir Satara, Maharashtra came with an idea of maximizing the seed germination rate & recommendation for an easy way of growing trees. They made the seed balls, where seeds were wrapped in a mixture of clay, cattle dung or compost to protect the seeds from predators. They selected 10 native species with the help of the village community & local Joint Forest Management Committee. It’s a laudable effort having great future potential to support climate informed conservation. 5th Position Project - Finobadi The Project Finobadi from Govt. Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya came with the productive idea of a circular economy. ‘Finobadi’ is the combination of finance, innovation and kabadiwalas to address the critical problem of inefficient waste management and its harmful impacts on the environment. They made an online platform to connect individuals and businesses with trusted kabadiwalas for waste collection and recycling. Such innovative ideas of waste to wealth creation is the need of the hour for achieving net zero target against the climate crisis. Senior Category 1st Position Project - Tamira SES Project Tamira from Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and Environment advocated a big bold idea for river restoration & rejuvenation of Tamiraparani. They ensured community engagement with a hyper local approach. They explored the interplay between its hydrological, ecological and socio-cultural dimensions with an active participation of the fishing community. Such a responsible attitude of youth towards climate action is praiseworthy & we anticipate that they will devise more innovative green solutions for a sustainable future. 2nd Position Project - Nirmiti We all know that Nature Based Solutions (NBS) are often described as ‘no regret’ options, providing benefits to people in a range of scenarios. Project Nirmiti from St. Josephs’ University conceived an objective of ‘Bioenzyme cleaners’ to combat disposal issues of toxic household cleaning products into water bodies. Their future objective of developing a climate sustainable business model for ‘Bio-enzymes’ has an amazing capacity to rejuvenate contaminated water. Their efforts towards green growth are commendable. 3rd Position Project - Polyfueler Nowadays, waste plastic has become a global concern, leading to pollution and posing significant threats to human health and nature. The revolutionary idea of waste management by transforming diverse plastic waste into fuel can be a long-term solution for the environment and for society's energy needs. Their practice of transition towards cleaner & greener future, fostering sustainable practices and contributing to a circular economy is applaudable through the project Polyfueler from Sershah Engineering College, Sasaram. 4th Position Project - Beat Plastic Pollution Plastic pollution-free world is not a choice but a commitment to life & a commitment to the next generation. Team Beat Plastic Pollution from Earkai Paathukaappu Sangam (Nature Protection Society) conducted several awareness campaigns, plastic waste collection drives, waste processing or recycling units & restricted the plastics entering into the ponds and ocean. They were guided by local forest rangers & also ensured community participation. Such an action-based approach by the team is applaudable. They have also launched Project PAD ATMs in association with the Glad Bharath, in which they distributed biodegradable sanitary napkins. 5th Position Project - Our Common Future Project Common Future from Charusat University came up with an idea of strengthening resilience and adaptive capacity to climate related disasters, focussing on food security and impacts of climate change on it. They conducted several surveys, interviews with local communities, sharing ideas of climate-smart agriculture etc. We truly appreciate their efforts, though this project is in its nascent stage. We hope it will grow with time, strengthen their implementation and make remarkable changes. Go Back

Back Rituraj Phukan National Coordinator Biodiversity Mr. Rituraj Phukan is the Chief Operating Officer of Walk For Water, and Secretary General of Green Guard Nature Organization. He facilitates awareness and action on the 3 W’s – Warming, Water and Wildlife- working with all stakeholders including grassroots indigenous communities, students, civil society, business, and media. He is a Member of the IUCN and holds leadership positions in several international and national environmental groups. Rituraj has personal experience of climate change impacts at the frontiers, including the Himalayan and polar regions and has been invited to share his learnings with audiences around the world. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Back Vikrant Srivastava National Coordinator International Cooperation/COP He is a multidisciplinary climate action professional with years of experience, specializing in impact investing and intergovernmental processes to foster climate adaptation solutions, youth leadership, and policy governance within the UN system and civil society. He effectively integrates gender equality, Indigenous rights, and youth perspectives into global climate initiatives. As the Co-founder of Lead4Earth and an active participant in the UN process, Vikrant has significantly enhanced network reach and influenced policy across Asia-Pacific countries. His leadership has been pivotal in securing substantial funding for grassroots projects, directly benefiting over 50,000 individuals and mobilizing $300,000 USD. Vikrant's work has earned him the National Young Achiever's Award and a Gold Medal at the Global Sustainable Futures Network. He closely follows the Rio Conventions and serves as an advisor to the World Food Forum. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Back Sheetal Antil National Coordinator Nature Based Solutions Sheetal Antil is a seasoned professional with a strong background in nature-based solutions, climate change education and awareness, and sustainability. She currently works as a Manager for Nature-Based Solutions at South Pole, where she focuses on sourcing projects that promote nature conservation and restoration in the South Asia and Middle East regions. Her goal is to channel climate finance to these projects and provide access to carbon markets. Before her current role, she worked as a Program Manager at The Climate Project Foundation, where she managed climate change education and awareness programs. As a part of Climate Reality (trained Climate Reality Leader 2015), she has organized various campaigns and education programs related to climate action and has extensively worked with teachers, youth, and school community members. She has also gained significant experience in the field of conservation and sustainability through her work with organizations such as the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and Capgemini Invent. Additionally, she is a CII certified expert in climate change and sustainability, and part of ESD expert net. Sheetal holds a Master's degree in Biodiversity and Conservation and a Management degree in International Marketing from the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade. As a Green Jobs National Coordinator, she is committed to sharing her experiences and empowering young minds to take climate action by making green choices. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Water Conservation Water is life. We have been listening to this phrase since time immemorial, but do we realize its importance for our sustenance. India along with some other nations is going through an unprecedented water crisis. There are many factors that have led to this water crisis in our country, the major being the impacts of climate change. Due to climate change we are experiencing erratic rainfalls, cloud bursts, the number of rain days are decreasing, the droughts are drier and draining rivers, aquifers, and reservoirs. In urban as well as rural landscapes, catchment areas are decreasing with large-scale wetland degradation and poor water management. Climate Reality Is Working Intensively On Programs Like Traditional Rainwater Harvesting Systems as Well As Offline / Online Workshops To Create Local Water Warriors.. Success Stories Rain Water Harvesting Project At Ambegaon, Pune The Climate Reality Project - India under the able guidance of our National Coordinator for Water conservation, Col. Shashikant Dalvi (Retd.) launched the Rain Water Harvesting project in 04 districts of Pune namely, Karegaon, Bhavadi, Kurwandi and Thugaon falling under Ambegaon Taluk. With the kind support from ICICI, MAPS, these districts started their journey from being water starved to water sufficient areas. Read Full Story Rain water Harvesting Project at Kamkheda Village, Beed District Beed is one of the worst drought hit districts of the Marathwada region in Maharashtra. The rainfall pattern here is uneven. The region also saw the effects of el-nino phenomenon from 2010-2017. Tens of thousands of Beed residents have no choice but to struggle hard to source the basic necessity – water. With the help of our National Coordinator for Water Conservation, Retd. Col. Shashikant Dalvi, the pilot project to make Beed district water sufficient, was started. A number of awareness programs were conducted on rain water harvesting for the villagers and members of Gram Panchayat of Kaamkheda village in Beed. In April 2018, it was decided to start the implementation of the program in the village. The project was also supported by MAPS Industries (I) Pvt. Ltd. Pune. The project has shown good results and we believe that soon the district will become water- tanker free. The state government is also replicating this project in other Talukas. Read Full Story Read Full Report on our Water Conservation Initiatives Bachega Jal, Banega Kal - Mission Pani We are already facing a water crisis, and climate change is making it worse. With ever-increasing water demand coupled with unpredictable weather conditions, frequent flooding, severe droughts, heatwaves and water tables going down, climate change impacts our water. It will hit hard on water availability for human use. Water conservation and its management play an essential role to fight climate crises. With the current crisis, significance of water conservation becomes even more important. As we are all aware, hygiene is fundamental to our fight against the current pandemic whether it’s washing hands, sanitization or wearing a mask. So, come forward and do your bit, conserve water, practice safety and hygiene and help fight in this war against the pandemic. Taking a step towards solving the water crisis, we support MISSION PANI, an initiative towards saving water and sustaining it for the generations to come. Let’s save more water together. Learn More Take Water Action, Fight the Climate Crisis.' Gallery

Back Pradeep Karuturi National Coordinator E Mobility With over a decade of experience in public policy, Pradeep has extensively worked on climate change-related issues, including sustainable mobility, Indigenous community welfare, and disaster relief management. His journey has taken him across various organizations in India and internationally, honing his expertise in these critical areas. In his full-time role, he leads policy advocacy in India, promoting sustainable mobility in cities through electric vehicles with the policy research think tank OMI Foundation. Additionally, Pradeep is a Global Shaper Alumni, an initiative by the World Economic Forum, and has undergone training in the Climate Reality Leadership Program. He holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Urban Environment Management and Law from the National Law University of Delhi. He has also been selected for the Global Solvers Accelerator Program by the Melton Foundation for the 2024 cohort. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Back Swayamprabha Das National Coordinator Marine Conservation Swayamprabha holds a Ph.D in International Relations from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, and is a Climate Reality Fellow (2015) and a Hubert Humphrey fellow (2007). Her area of work has been environment and development, with an emphasis on Gender and climate change. With an experience of over 24 years, she is proficient in programme management, policy advocacy and knowledge management. She has a wide experience working with the Government, International organisations, NGOs and private sector. She is passionate about travelling and talking about oceans and marine conservation. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Back Fawzia Tarannum National Coordinator Water Conservation Ms. Fawzia is the Programme Coordinator in the Coca-Cola Department of Regional Water Studies at the TERI School of Advanced Studies. She is an interdisciplinary water professional with 20+ years of experience in project management, teaching and training. She is an Electrical Engineer with Diploma in Management and her PhD is in Participatory Water Management. She was also awarded the Fulbright Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship by the US State Department. She has also done short assignment on professional affiliation in Water and Ocean Governance Department at UNDP in New York City. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

Back Raj Mohan National Coordinator Reforestation Mr. Raj has been in the forefront of technology start-ups since 1999 and has over two decades of experience in building successful businesses. He has founded by Sustainable Green Initiative Organisation. At SGI, the social-enterprise start-up, the roles he plays are similar to what he did when he was 27, except that this path is much more socially and emotionally full-filling and satisfying. Share Profile Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

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